Fernleaf Biscuitroot | Lomatium dissectum




Also known as Desert Parsley, this carrot family plant has an umbel of yellow to red florets. The leaves are finely divided similar to a fern. This is the tallest Lomatium.
Plant Details
Habitats | Oak Woodland, Upland Prairie and Savanna, Dry Rocky Slopes |
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Habitat Notes | Grows in rocky soils, meadows, |
Phenology | Perennial; flowering May-July |
Mature Height | 3-5 ft |
Shade Preference | Full sun |
Soil Tolerance | Dry to moist, rocky, fertile, well-drained soils |
Special Uses | Attracts pollinators |